The Alphabet “moonshot” project is launching a new chip to deliver high-speed internet with light instead of radio waves.

Taara, Google's current underdog project run by its X research lab, seeks to replace fiber optic cables with above-ground ...

Alphabet has announced a new development for Taara's technology that could lead to low-cost, high-speed internet connectivity ...

Alphabet has introduced a breakthrough in optical wireless communication with its newly developed Taara chip, a ...

Alphabet 's innovation hub, X, is leading a project called Taara, which aims to redefine internet connectivity. The effort ...

With today's big news, the core functionality of Taara Lightbridge has been reduced from the size of a traffic light to the ...

Google's Taara chip could bring Internet connections to areas previously unreachable by existing technology, with speeds on-par with fiber.

Google's parent company Alphabet’s X division has made a significant breakthrough in its Taara project by developing a ...

X, Alphabet’s moonshot factory, has been developing the Taara chip for many years. Now, with this new silicon photonic chip, ...

In a new Project Taara blog post, Alphabet says it transmitted data at 10Gbps from one Taara chip to another, using only light beamed from the chip’s “hundreds” of software-controlled light emitters — ...

The project that Google has been working on is code-named Taara, and the team working on it announced on Friday a new, ...

Taara, a moonshot project under Google's parent Alphabet, can now beam internet through the air using a photonic chip about ...